Hook and Bullet
Persistence pays off with a record archery elk for PA hunter
Light was fading, and a monster bull was bugling at 45 yards. The hunter’s crossbow rested on a shooting stick. He hoped for a good shot, but the bull was facing him – bugling furiously.<br
Michigan Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – October 14, 2022
DISTRICT 1 CO Phil Helminen investigated a complaint from the Report All Poaching (RAP) Center of waterfowl being taken out of season in Iron County. CO Helminen contacted a witness and collected the waterfowl that
Ohio Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – October 14, 2022
Division of Wildlife • Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 State wildlife officer Brad Kiger, assigned to Franklin County, received information about discrepancies in a hunter’s information during the 2021-22 white-tailed deer hunting season. Officer
Pennsylvania Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – October 14, 2022
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Douglas Bergman reports that, on the 2022 opening day of archery deer season, a juvenile from Bunola, hunting for the first time, was found to
Minnesota Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – October 14, 2022
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) continued field training with COC Hams. They spent time checking anglers and waterfowl hunters on Lake of the Woods and at the Thief Lake Wildlife Management
‘Forever chemicals’ in deer, fish challenge hunters, anglers
Discovery of the chemicals in wild animals hunted for sport and food represents a new challenge that some states have started to confront by issuing “do not eat” advisories for deer and fish and expanding
Tip: Trolling cranks for big walleyes – video
Rainy Lake guide Donnie O’Bert shares some A-plus info that will help you catch more walleyes trolling crankbaits.
‘Set up for a good hunting year for pheasants’
As the season looms, Iowa hunters can likely expect to harvest 300,000 to 400,000 roosters this year, which is similar to last year, when the harvest was the highest in more than a decade.
Muskies of the fall: suckers for suckers
Suckers come into their own when water temperatures drop and lakes turn over.
